“Conservative Christians Need To Stop Idolizing The 1950s.” - W/ Author Bekah Merkle | The Spillover
May 12, 2023
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as posted by the channelDare we say an obsession with the concept of a 1950s Housewife was recently resurged amongst Conservative women. But in a society that glorifies girl-bossing over homemaking – is this glorification problematic? Was the 1950s *actually* the ideal time to be a woman? Perhaps even spicier: Is the #tradwife movement, which perpetuates a legalistic view of what wifely duties and motherhood “should” look like, completely warping God’s commands for women?
This episode of The Spillover covers all of this & more in a FIRE convo between @realalexclark and “Eve In Exile” author @rebekahmerkle
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